MGySgt Robert McCutcheon HQMC ASL-34 Jun 2011 Mobile Facility MOS 6499 MGySgt Robert McCutcheon HQMC ASL-34 Jun 2011

MOS 6499 W/C 60C OVERVIEW MOS Status Transition Timelines Lateral Move procedures MF Equipment Reporting Procedures

Status MCATS TFSMS MOS Manual MCCDC_CDD_TFSD_ACE_MCATS@mccdc.usmc.mil-2011-2-322 Main Tasker to obtain concurrence for structure from MARFORs Concurrence 02/17/2011 MCCDC_CDD_TFSD_ACE_MCATS@mccdc.usmc.mil-2011-5-338 Tasker to address 22 BICs lost to FSRG Concurrence 05/12/2011 TFSMS TOECRs have been entered into TFSMS and will be visible on the next Troop List (Aug 2011) MOS Manual MOS Manual submitted and approved for inclusion in the FY12 MOS Manual

Status Course Curriculum CSEC Checklist NAMP ASM Submitted to TECOM/CNATT CIN C-602-7003 Approved 06-2011 Course available as of April 2012 CSEC Checklist Questions being added to CSEC checklist NAMP NAMP changes have been submitted (work center 60C, MOS, etc.) Missed this current NAMP change period ASM Converting/updating current ASM to match all MCO changes and MOS updates

Transition Timeline October 2011 January 2012 March-July 2012 Begin Lateral Move screening process (ASL and MMEA) MCRC begins recruiting to initial accessions January 2012 PCSOs for approved lateral moves as a pre-positioning effort to the various MALS March-July 2012 C school ready for training Instructors in place SNCOIC/ASNCOIC in place at all MALS Other lateral movers flow in over the course of CY 2012 Begin transition with current SNCOICs

Transition Timeline October 2012 Begin phasing out of FAP’d maintainers over 12-18 months Re-designate work center to 60C IAW NAMP change

Lateral Move Procedures PREREQUISITES/ELIGIBILITY MARINES APPLYING WILL BE SCREENED FOR ELIGIBILITY BY HQMC ASL-34 IN CONJUNCTION WITH MMEA-84 THE INITIAL LATERAL MOVE OPPORTUNITY TO THE 6499 MOS IS OPEN TO MARINES, CORPORAL THROUGH GUNNERY SERGEANT IN THE 6000 OCCUPATIONAL FIELDS THAT HOLD MMF 990 EXPERIENCE LANCE CORPORALS ARE NOT ELIGIBLE AND MAY NOT APPLY FOR THE CRITICAL SKILLS OPERATOR 6499 PMOS BA, AVIATION ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN, PEF Code Requirements U.S. Citizen (No waivers) EL Score of 105 on the ASVAB (Max 3-point waiver) Eligible for a SECRET Clearance Pass the Normal Color Perception (NCP) test w/ PIP (12 out of 14 correct) or FALANT Verify by DD Form 2808 (No waivers)                        APPLICATION PROCESS FOR MARINES CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO WORK CENTER 990 HQMC ASL-34/MMEA-84 WILL HOLD A SELECTION BOARD FOR MARINES THAT ELECT TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE 6499 PMOS LATERAL MOVE HQMC ASL-34 WILL COMPLETE ALL SELECTION BOARDS NLT 15 NOV 2011 FOR MARINES NOT CURRENTLY ASSIGNED TO WORK CENTER 990 MARINES EXTERNAL TO WORK CENTER 990 THAT HAVE PREVIOUSLY SERVED WITHIN THE MMF COMMUNITY MAY ALSO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE PMOS.  ALL VOLUNTEERS ARE REQUIRED TO SUBMIT A LATERAL MOVE REQUEST.  ALL EXTERNAL REQUESTS FOR A LATERAL MOVE TO PMOS 6499 SHOULD FORWARD A LATERAL MOVE REQUEST VIA THEIR CHAIN OF COMMAND TO DC M&RA (MM DIVISION) THE AVIONICS 63/6400 MONITOR WILL COORDINATE PRIOR MMF MARINES LATERAL MOVE RECOMMENDATIONS TO DC M&RA FOR APPROVAL

Lateral Move Procedures MOS ASSIGNMENT MARINES SELECTED FOR LATERAL MOVEMENT TO THE NEW MOS WILL BE NOTIFIED VIA NAVAL MESSAGE THOSE MARINES APPROVED FOR THE INITIAL LATERAL MOVE WILL HAVE THEIR PMOS CONVERTED TO 6499 VIA MCTFS BY DC, M-RA (MM DIVISION) EFFECTIVE 1 OCTOBER 2012 NO ACTION NEEDS TO BE TAKEN BY THEIR LOCAL COMMANDS MARINES APPROVED SHOULD ANTICIPATE TO EXECUTE PCS ORDERS WITHIN SIX MONTHS OF SELECTION NON SELECTION MARINES CURRENTLY SERVING WITHIN MMF BILLETS NEITHER ELECTING TO LATERAL MOVE NOR SELECTED FOR PMOS 6499 WILL COMPLETE THEIR CURRENT TOUR REQUIREMENT PRIOR TO BEING RETURNED TO A BILLET IN THEIR ORIGINAL PMOS MOS MANAGEMENT AFTER THE INITIAL LATERAL MOVE RESULTS HAVE BEEN RELEASED, MANAGEMENT OF THE 6499 MOS TO INCLUDE ALL LATERAL MOVE APPROVALS, PROMOTION, RETENTION, AND BONUS PLANS WILL BE MADE BY DC, M&RA

What’s Left? Refining the curriculum over the next 3-4 years Updating the CDI Syllabi Changing the mindset of who works in 60C

MF Equipment Reporting Procedures (FSSD) Full System Support, Deployable. The MF/Ancillary Equipment as well as any associated IMRL are RFI and deployable, according to MCO 13670.1A and NAVAIRINST 13670.1C (PSSI) Partial System Support, IMRL. The MF/Ancillary Equipment is RFI and deployable but the associated IMRL is NRFI or not deployable, according to MCO 13670.1A and NAVAIRINST 13670.1C (PSSM) Partial System Support, Mobile Facility. The associated IMRL is RFI but the MF/Ancillary Equipment is NRFI and not deployable, according to MCO 13670.1A and NAVAIRINST 13670.1C (DSSN) Degraded System Support, Non-Deployable. The MF/Ancillary Equipment as well as any associated IMRL are NRFI and non-deployable, according to MCO 13670.1A and NAVAIRINST 13670.1C These are the new Condition Codes to be used within MFTOOL Drop down menu of limited choices There will be a CSEC question that has inspectors comparing codes within MFTOOL to the actual condition of the MF and related equipment There will be a Naval Message released shortly, directing an annual Deployable Readiness Report requirement from the Wings via their CoC to HQMC DC(A) This is an interim solution until it gets added to the MCO 13670 Inclusion into MCC for future reporting requirements

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